>movie theater gets like a ⅓ of the Tickets profit >Wanner

>>83645970
>box office giant
>average capeshit opening
What did the agenda pushing cucks mean by this?

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Why do gay shills want this movie to fail?

>>83645970
>second-best monday for superhero movie in June
That's oddly specific

This board knows jack fucking shit about movies

>>83646100
Why are you a redditor?
https://imgur.com/DkmNrFL

>>83646104
>tfw you movie has the third best April tuesday of all time

/tv/ is full of movie finances experts

Probably a fair bit after merchandise and shit
This Halloween it will be Harleyqueens and Wonderwomans

>movie theater gets like a ⅓ of the Tickets profit
Not during the first week.

source: my mother's husband works at a Kinoplex

>>83646602
That's true, but when people say this they usually meant the total box office gross. And I think it's closer to half than one third, at least for domestic.

I thought the axiom was for a film to make a profit, it has to essentially make double its budget. This covers shit like marketing and whatnot.

Is this not true anymore?

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Oh look. It's another /tv/ pretends to know what they're talking about episode again.

>>83646679

it's still true

>>83646100
>>83646138
>DCuck shilling about shills
>Proven Redditor
>Likely a third worlder

>>83646679
The way I understand it: It has to make a certain amount of money (double or more like you say) within a certain span of time because the amount of money the studio gets changes in the week(s) after release. Pretty sure it goes down.

The cut it gets from ticket sales is something like 50% domestic and I believe it's less internationally depending on country. Honestly this is one of the reasons why I wish /tv/ had a Box Office General thread to discuss movie and studio financials, but I'm too dumb to start it myself.

>>83646819
here's all you need to know:

you need to make at least x4 the budget or you're not making much money. even then, you're not making much.

t./tv/

>ESPN.com

>>83646679
According to /tv/, a gorillion is not enough.

Everything is a failure, because marketing is double the budget, everything has reshoots, and foreign doesn't count.

ITT: unemployed Pakis telling super rich Jews how to run a business that they've been running since year zero

LET IT GO DISNEY

>>83645970
>ESPN.com
They're really going all out to shill this movie, aren't they?

>>83645970

>movie theater gets like a ⅓ of the Tickets profit

Movie theaters don't get a cut anywhere near this size.